Taking A Family Camping Trip With An Autistic Child

This year, I have introduced camping to my kids. I was worried how they would react the first time we took them camping. My husband and I planned out what to take and what we would do while camping. The first camping trip started out chaotic. We had to make several trips to the store . . . → Read More: Taking A Family Camping Trip With An Autistic Child

A Label Doesn’t Change The Child

Jean Myles, www.MommyToTwoBoys.blogspot.com, shares her story with me and my readers via an email interview. Thank you, Jean.

1. When was your three year old diagnosed?

Jaylen was diagnosed at 18 months.

2. Receiving a diagnosis at such a young age is great. Are you receiving Early Intervention services?

At 18 months Jaylen . . . → Read More: A Label Doesn’t Change The Child

Celebrity Kids with Autism

Hello all, I bow my head in shame that it’s been so long since I submitted a post.  Things around the home have been hectic and uncertain due to job changes and doctor visits.  However……on to today’s post…and remember I am the writer who is learning about autism…..

I read an article in a magazine . . . → Read More: Celebrity Kids with Autism

How Music Can Help SPD

Here is my interview with Bill Mueller, developer of EASe audio and video game CDs for children on the autism spectrum.

Can you explain to my readers what sensory processing issues (Sensory Processing Disorder) are?

Just like all other animals, humans experience the environment through their senses. We hear, see, feel, taste, touch and smell. . . . → Read More: How Music Can Help SPD

Autism Mom Says Anything Is Possible

This is Lisa Weafer’s story, in her words. It really touched me, and I am honored to share it with my readers.

My son was diagnosed with Autism at about 2 ¾ years of age. I remember the day well. The Behavioral Psychiatrist told me that Kyle would definitely plateau in his development, probably would . . . → Read More: Autism Mom Says Anything Is Possible

Proud Parent Of A Person With Autism Part II

The second part of my interview with Karen Nichols.

Wow! Thank you for sharing. I have a couple of questions, if you don’t mind.

1. What kinds of therapies have tried? Which ones do you feel have been successful and which ones haven’t? At school, my son uses visual aids to keep him focused. . . . → Read More: Proud Parent Of A Person With Autism Part II

An Asperger Adult Mom With An Autistic Child Interview

My latest interview is with Carol Greenburg. She has the unique perspective of both an indiviual with autism and a mother of an autistic child. Here are the questions and answers from the interview. I enjoyed getting to know Carol and her child so much, that I also conducted a second interview with her on . . . → Read More: An Asperger Adult Mom With An Autistic Child Interview

Providing ABA Therapy For Your Child

ABA Therapy is one of the most recommended forms of therapy for a child with autism. I interviewed Kelley Prince, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and asked her several questions about ABA Therapy. Here are the questions and answers:

1. Can you introduce yourself to my readers and explain what ABA therapy is? My name is . . . → Read More: Providing ABA Therapy For Your Child

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